I'm a bit confused about the controls and gameplay. A tutorial would helpful!

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Hi!
- I really like your visual, bold & strong!
- I guess it'd more nicer to play if you had a nice music, BUT i really like the original one!
- I didn't immediately realised, what to do - Tutorial would be cool for the game

I was confused at first, until I read the instructions. Very realistic tension of getting things packed before they run off the end of the conveyor belt. Nice job.

Had to use the itch.io version as the .zip export didn't have index.html at the top level.

I did find it a bit hard to drag the boxes. Though that might be a browser mouse issue. It also felt like the items spawned a pretty slowly.

That aside, well done.

I got an error on your page, someone mentioned it earlier as well. But nevertheless I could run the game :DD

I enjoyed the relaxed task to put the articles into packages, the first four levels I found the game a little bit slow (which was good in the first level, until it started I understood how it works. For the other levels I waited a bit long on when the next goods appear). When it finally gets faster (the longer you play), I feel more challenged which is welcome :3 I only noticed that sometimes the boxes can not be dragged and dropped, especially when it's getting faster. That brought down my motivation a bit. The Music fits well but is a little bit loud.

All in all I enjoyed playing and had fun, thank you and keep it going :>

the loop worked pretty well. There are some frustrations. It took ages for the first items to appear, long enough to start thinking it had broken. The hit box felt a bit punnishing. I was 'missing' pick up quite often and it was enough to break the spell. That quickly meant that it felt more of a chore than it needed to be. I packed pleanty of boxes and got some spice delivered so that's a win!

Interesting and cool game! I like the design:) Good job

I found the version on itch quite buggy, alas (and the embed wouldn't even start). I couldn't drag most of the items on the conveyor belt, so it was hard to figure out what even is the objective. Confusingly, I could drag the packaging box - I guess that's meant to go to the delivery truck once assembled? I couldn't try, because I couldn't drag any jars.

The visuals were consistent and clean though, and the concept was fitting the theme, I would give this an other go if you made a post-jam version with some bugfixes and instructions.

One boring but important point: the items in the first level take way too long to start appearing, in my opinion. It takes ~33 seconds for the first item to show up, at which point the music sounds as though it's built up quite a bit and the game feels as though it must just be broken.

Now, this is an interesting mechanic insofar as it really makes the game drag on. If it's supposed to feel like waiting around for half an hour before your job starts, with nothing to do--it captures that feeling quite well, I think. The only flaw it it's liable to make people think your game doesn't work and click away 20 seconds in. :smile: (If you wanted to keep the waiting, because you like that feeling, I think it would help to have more animations or even a timer counting down for when the shift starts... just to make sure that everyone knows the game is still functioning correctly).

I found the click-and-drag controls gave a nice sense of slipperiness to packing the boxes. Like, it feels like you can easily mess up and have to try again; you have to be precise with your movements. This seems like a reasonable feeling for a packing game. I also liked the strategy possible in packing the boxes into the delivery bin: in particular, if you just drag and let go, it's possible that you miss and have to try again. But if you drag right until you see the number change in the upper left hand corner, then you're guaranteed that you got it in. So with the right strategy--not letting go until you see the number change--you can avoid messing up, but it does take some practice.

One thing I like a lot is the music. I did find that, when it got to the end and didn't repeat, I was sort of feeling like it didn't build up as much as I was hoping. But, besides that, the music was really my kind of music--it just goes hard, as they say.